If López was more disciplined and focussed, he’d probably go down as a top 5 amateur all-time. But even if he wins a third Olympic gold in Paris next year, it’s difficult to rank him that high considering the fact that he only has one World Championship title to his name and often underperforms during Olympic cycles. One hell of a fighter though, I’d have loved to have seen him turn pro (even if his attitude would have let him down).

Living in cuba would be very hard to prioritize your diet!

Its boxing,not a bodybuilding contest.

I don’t think so, no. López is notoriously lazy and undisciplined, he hasn’t been in top shape throughout this Olympic cycle (and wasn’t in the run up to Tokyo either). Once he starts to train seriously and his fitness levels improve, I expect him to be very tough to beat in Paris.

​@@taylorohiggins1734 wanderley e bom Vera o que ele pode fazer em Paris depois você diz se não evoluiu